In August:

• Immigrants (legal and illegal) gained 113,000 jobs, a 0.40% gain from July.
• Native-born Americans gained 329,000 positions, a 0.25% increase from July.

Both native-born Americans and immigrants gained jobs in August. But immigrant job gains were more robust. So American Worker Displacement rose.

And despite the 1.163 million immigrants reported as unemployed in August, the foreign-born work force population expanded by about 2 million, year-over-year, for the fifth consecutive month.

Another displacement metric, the immigrant share of total employment, rose to 18.053% in August, almost back to the May 2022 figure (18.089%) — the highest since we started tracking employment by nativity in January 2009

The Bureau of Labor Statistics also reported that from August 2021 to August 2022 hourly earnings rose 5.5%

But this was outpaced by inflation. The Consumer Price Index rose 8.3% year-over-year in August, above expectations.  So real hourly earnings actually decreased year-over-year by some 2.8%

Peter Brimelow writes for VDARE.com:

It’s very hard to believe that this will not be a political problem for Democrats in the mid-term elections.

Click the link attached to this video for a more detailed analysis of National Data by VDARE.com’s editor Peter Brimelow.

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